10th Anniversary Essays
Fifty Years of Social Change
One of 16 special essays on how the field of social innovation has evolved and what challenges remain ahead.
Innovations in the way that organizations use civil disobedience, protests, and other forms of activism to advance social progress
One of 16 special essays on how the field of social innovation has evolved and what challenges remain ahead.
There was a time when the all the senior staff of international NGOs working in developing countries came from North America and Europe. That is changing.
The Open Government Partnership seeks to build more transparent, effective, and accountable governments that empower citizens and respond to their democratic aspirations.
How can our environmental consciousness be productively enhanced in the new, urban, fast moving, techno-driven, unstructured, freewheeling, post-modern world of the 21st century?
In a time of limitless connectivity, mass collaboration, access and sharing of knowledge worldwide, public media steps in to focus the clamor on civic discourse and social change.
Stanford business professor Jennifer Aaker discusses how social media can do more than just provide entertainment—it can also prolong or save lives.
To combat violence against women, mobilize feminist groups.
More collaboration among activist groups leads to a broader repertoire of tactics.